HI all
I need same help urgently . I need a os linux. That’s basically a thin client . that only has my network setting on and Remote desktop.. .please can anybody help me ..
Thanks
Thin client for raspberrt pi.
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Quentin wrote:HI all
I need same help urgently . I need a os linux. That’s basically a thin client . that only has my network setting on and Remote desktop.. .please can anybody help me ..
Thanks
Arch Linux Arm is a Command Line Linux Distro and probably a good base to start from:
http://archlinuxarm.org/about
http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads
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i downloaded arc . but dont know much about linux. . i also downloaded thinstation but cant get it to boot from the memory card... thinstation is samthing i'm looking for... we going to use the PI to replace our dumb tirmanuls . still testing it to see if it will work. and so far not so good not getting any joy ..... 
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"Thinstation runs on ordinary PC hardware (32/64 bit i686 class)." (From http://www.thinstation.org/)
The Raspi does not use an i686 class processor. It uses an ARM processor which runs different code. Thinstation will not run on a Raspberry Pi (unless someone creates an ARMv6 version).
You should be able to get the functionality from other packages though, although you might find the Pi a bit slow where graphical screen is involved.
The Raspi does not use an i686 class processor. It uses an ARM processor which runs different code. Thinstation will not run on a Raspberry Pi (unless someone creates an ARMv6 version).
You should be able to get the functionality from other packages though, although you might find the Pi a bit slow where graphical screen is involved.
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Quentin wrote:i downloaded arc . but dont know much about linux. . i also downloaded thinstation but cant get it to boot from the memory card... thinstation is samthing i'm looking for... we going to use the PI to replace our dumb tirmanuls . still testing it to see if it will work. and so far not so good not getting any joy .....
Thinstation http://www.thinstation.org appears to be for X86 architecture, the Pi uses the ARMv6 architecture.
Maybe the following will cover what you need:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Vnc
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Rdesktop
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Main_Page
http://archlinuxpi.blogspot.co.uk
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Thanks for all the help . i got a OS for the raspberry pi that works like a thin client..[b]RPI-TC[/b] is the OS i installed . not to bad.. start testing testing today with the users ... 
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hello!
sorry for the late comment but my goal is almost exactly the same as yours, i managed to get the pi to boot into rdesktop in around 50 seconds but if they log out it brings them back to the linux desktop, is there anyway to lock it in place?
i also experimented with arch linux but found out you need some sort of desktop session to run rdesktop so it really slows it down
but anyway id love to know how you got on!
sorry for the late comment but my goal is almost exactly the same as yours, i managed to get the pi to boot into rdesktop in around 50 seconds but if they log out it brings them back to the linux desktop, is there anyway to lock it in place?
i also experimented with arch linux but found out you need some sort of desktop session to run rdesktop so it really slows it down
but anyway id love to know how you got on!
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There is a much simpler way.
Raspi-TC
(Raspberry pi thin client)
An image built with one intention, a perfect platform for thin clients.
It has rdesktop, Citrix, VMware view and a few others.
Grab it from
http://rpitc.blogspot.co.uk/?m=0
Hope it isn't too late
Raspi-TC
(Raspberry pi thin client)
An image built with one intention, a perfect platform for thin clients.
It has rdesktop, Citrix, VMware view and a few others.
Grab it from
http://rpitc.blogspot.co.uk/?m=0
Hope it isn't too late
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Hi I'm also trying to setup a thin client using Rdesktop.
I have managed to remote onto the windows server and log in automatically (With a little script).
I can then manually start the application I want to run (via a VB Script on the Windows machine).
My question is how can I start the application automatically from running a Linux script on the Pi.
Regards
SuvwI
I have managed to remote onto the windows server and log in automatically (With a little script).
I can then manually start the application I want to run (via a VB Script on the Windows machine).
My question is how can I start the application automatically from running a Linux script on the Pi.
Regards
SuvwI
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